Retraining Immunity: Small Molecules Offer New Disease Defense
Researchers discover steroid candidates for inducing trained immunity, opening a new approach to fighting disease
Articles by University of Chicago
'Living Bioelectronics' Improve Psoriasis Symptoms in Mice
Patches made from sensors, cells, and gel pave a path for future treatment options
Common Food Preservative Has Unexpected Effects on the Gut Microbiome
Analysis of a common preservative used to kill pathogens in food shows that it affects beneficial bacteria as well
Scientists Find Promising New Method of Boosting Chemical Reactions
Chemists hope to lay foundation for greener chemistry by adding a key-ingredient to electrochemistry
Scientists Discover Rare 6-Planet System That Moves in Strange Synchrony
Study led by UChicago astronomer may tell us about how planets form
Chemists Make Breakthrough in Drug Discovery Chemistry
Method to replace carbon with nitrogen atom has been "top of wish list"
Study Reveals Long-Debated Makeup of the Molecules That Help Organize Your Cells
Structure of polyelectrolyte complexes could lead to better drugs and technology, say scientist
Repurposed Drug Shows Promise for Treating Cardiac Arrhythmias
Researchers use new tool to isolate five previously unknown CaMKII inhibitors
Researchers Develop Stretchable OLED Display
A newly developed material can stretch more than twice its original length without disrupting its ability to emit light
Scientists Discover Easy Way to Make Atomically-Thin Metal Layers
Economic method to create MXene material could enable new electronics or energy storage methods